71. Moore, Melville
1869-1975
11 items

Contains Girls' High School Reports from 1865-1866.

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72. Morgan, Colonel Charles
1828-1898
295 items

The plantation diary (l854-l864) of Aurora Morgan Falconer gives daily accounts of weather, crops, and visitors to her Pointe Coupée home.

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73. Morrison, Jacob and Mary Meeks
1883-1998 (bulk 1940s-1970s)
103 linear ft.; 94,000 items

The Morrison Papers come from Mary and Jacob Morrison, longtime French Quarter preservationists and community activists. A major portion of the materials relates to historic preservation in New Orleans, though there is abundant material concerning municipal and state politics, especially with regard to Chep Morrison, Sam Jones, and Hale Boggs. Other materials of interest include Jacob Morrison's wartime journals and law practice correspondence, and materials concerning the Meeks family of Canton, Mississippi.

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74. Moss, Laura Hyde
1851-1853
1 volume

Laura Hyde Moss's journal describes her piano lessons, school activities and other aspects of life in nineteenth century New Orleans.

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75. Moynan, Angela
1947
1 item

Letter from Angela Moynan to Mrs. Fred M. Barker, Jr., October 29, 1947. Includes description of the 1947 hurricane in Waveland, Mississippi.

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76. Murray, Rai Graner
1926-1991
330 items

The papers include correspondence, news clippings, photographs, notes, invoices, and brochures documenting the career of New Orleans sculptor Rai Murray.

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77. New Orleans Women's Club
1897-1952
ca. 1,000 items; 14 volumes

The records contain this organization's charter, minutes of board meetings, financial records, annual reports, committee reports, applications for membership, and correspondence.

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78. Nicholson Family
l852-l976
2,318 items

Within this extensive collection of the family, who owned the Times-Picayune, are the correspondence, scrapbooks, poems, and other materials of Eliza Jane Poitevent Nicholson, "Pearl Rivers," poet and first woman publisher of a major American daily newspaper. Of particular interest is her correspondence with Mrs. Frank Leslie, Dorothy Dix, and Catherine Cole.

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79. Nolan, Anita (Pitot)
1929-1980
14 items

Correspondence of Anita Nolan from various carnival organizations.

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80. Nott, George William
1897-1972
322 items

Letters from writer Grace King, columnist Dorothy Dix, artist Angela Gregory, as well as correspondence from Sarah S. McEnery about her sister Ruth McEnery Stuart, are among the items of special interest to women in this collection.